I wouldn't have any trouble moving it back, but I don't have a lot of
other activities that would cause a conflict at other days/times anyway.
Does anyone have ideas for topics or discussions? I've been doing a fair
amount of working/reading about the following topics, and would be willing
I found an online version of Linux Device Drivers from O'Reilly. One can
either read it online by chapter or downloaded as a pdf compressed with
RAR. It is licensed under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License,
so it is okay to share it, which I will be doing once I get the things
Has anyone tried bochs? I found it this afternoon at
http://bochs.sourceforge.net. It is licensed under the LGPL. I also saw
something called plex86 at http://www.plex86.org.
--Brandon
I was planning on updating my website tonight, but I am encountering some
interesting problems. I first connected with the ftp command, logged in
successfully, but could not get a directory listing. Typing ls or dir
results in the message 227 Entering Passive Mode
(65,57,234,170,224,168).
I just tried logging into another domain that I own jessica-chapman.com,
and enountered the same difficulties. I can ftp to my truman webspace
without any trouble.
--B.C.
Thanks for the help. I think that I will get around the issue by having my
host enable ssh access for my site so that I can scp the files to it. This
is the first time that I've actually encountered this sort of problem, so
I thought that I would see if anyone had had similar problems.
What kind of system are you planning on putting it on?
What distro do you want?
Desktops with Win 9x are pretty easy to install, but laptops with win 2k
or XP are more difficult. If it is using NTFS, partition magic will be
required to resize the windows partition. If there is a FAT 32 (Windows
You might want to check out xsmbrowser. I've used it pretty frequently. It
a set of scripts that run on top of the command line tools and offers a
graphical frontend. It is basically installed by unpacking the tar.gz
file and then running the script by going to the directory where it is at
You might want to check out xsmbrowser. I've used it pretty frequently. It
a set of scripts that run on top of the command line tools and offers a
graphical frontend. It is basically installed by unpacking the tar.gz
file and then running the script by going to the directory where it is at
I had a similiar experience last year, but it didn't work with any
regularity. I'm using postfix and outgoing mail, as expected can be sent
anywhere, but sometimes (and I haven't found any pattern to when it will
work) I can, for example, send something to yahoo mail account and reply
and
I was home this weekend and given Peter's message about recieving an
incoming mail; I thought that I would see if I could connect to my box. I
was able to connect to the webserver that I'm running, and to webmin (port
1). I also looked at my logs and saw some samba requests from well
I found this article about free (as in speech) books that are becoming
more wide spread. Many use the GNU Free Documentation License
http://www.lightandmatter.com/article/sneaky.html
--Brandon
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I haven't posted in quite a while, but this looked interesting. I agree that it
might also be a good time to address the Linux part of the name since you have
to change it any way. I go to Iowa State now and the group here has decided to
be called AmesFUG, with FUG standing for Free Unix Group.
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